I don't know where to post this and I haven't found anything in this thread about this incident:
Harry hyldes: Reddede homo-kollega fra tæv - TV 2 Nyhederne
The paper Daily Mail bring an exerpt from a book written by James Wharton who is gay and who served under Prince Harry.
During an exersize in Canada, James Wharton litterally sought refuge with Prince Harry, because a group of infantrymen were out to beat him up.
Apparantly James Wharton had talked about having sex with one of the comerades of the group and that person had not gone out yet. - Whether that was a smart thing to do is of course debatable, anyway, he was now to be beaten up and as James Wharton had previously been committed to hospital for being beaten because he was gay he was understandebly frightened.
James Wharton said to Prince Harry: "I think the infantrymen will kill me". And he started to cry. Prince Harry replied: "OK, I'll stop this **** once and for all".
Prince Harry then dressed down the soldiers and then informed a superiour officer before reassuring James Wharton.
Prince Harry has been commended for the way he handled this. Even though Harry "just did" what is expected from a professional officer I also believe he should be commended for his correct handling of this incident.
- Sorry, haven't been able to log on to Daily Mail for more info.
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Here is the story in Daily Mail:
Harry saved me from gay hate attack: Prince in extraordinary showdown with troops who threatened gunner | Mail Online